Isaiah 40
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Isaiah 40
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Hast though not known?
Hast though not heard?
That the everlasting God
The Creator of the earth
He fainteth not
Neither is He weary
There is no searching
Of His understanding
(Tenors) He giveth power to the faint
And to them that have no might
He increaseth their strength
(Sopranos & Altos) Even the youth shall faint &
(All) The young me shall utterly fall
But they that wait upon the Lord
Shall renew their strength
They shall mount up
With wings as an eagle
They shall run & not be weary
They shall walk & not faint
Hast though not known?
Haven't you heard?
But they that wait upon the Lord
Shall renew their strength (2x's)
They shall mount up
WIth wings as an eagle
They shall run & not be weary
They shall walk & not faint
Hast though not known?
Haven't you heard? (3x's)
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